The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-01-14

SUIT has been brought by ex-District-
Attorney Bliss for the Eastern district of
Missouri, in the Court of Claims, for s., 175
dis allowed fee bills.
DURING a violent speech in County Linn
ericlz on the Sth, Mr.. Cox, M. p, declared
the Duke of Saxe-W eimar was the biggest
jacksss that ever ruled in Ireland.
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
OK the 5th Alexandresco, who attempted
to assassinate Premier Bratiano at Bu-
charest, was sentenced to twenty years.
penal servitude.
OK the night Of the 4th fire at Belvi-
dere, N. j., destroyed a passenger and
baggage car on the Lehigh g. Hudson Riv-
er railroad. Three employees were asleep in
the cars when the fire broke out. They
barely escaped with their lives. The fire
was caused by an overheated oil can.
MRS. VIM BIERLINx committed suicide
az Cincinnati on the 9Th.
A NATURAL gas explosion at Youngs-
town, o., on the 9th, destroyed 100000
worth Of property.
THE Marquise de Roys committed sui
eide at Paris on the 9th, by throwing her
self from window, being insane on ac-
count of her husbands death.
JAMES +. NOLAN has confessed to the
murder and mutilation of Goldman, near
Lexington, Mass.
SOME miscreant exploded dynamate on
the cable road at San Francisco, doing con-
siderable damage and creating widespread
ERNST Bros brewery at Chicago was
destroyed by fire on the 18th.
THE Northern Pacific shops at Fargo,
Oak, were burned on the 7th, entailing a
loss of S2OO,O 600.
FIRE destroyed the machinery shops of
the Rhode Island Horseshoe works at Prov
idence, r. l., on the 7th.
An explosion occurred at the North
Chicago gas works on the 7th, by which
four men were more or less injured.
JOHN TAYLOR fell INTO a mash tub at
Rolph's Vinegar works, at Louisville, KY,
on the 9TH, and was scalded to death.
TIE inquest into the cause of the Balti-
more q Ohio disaster at Republic, o., was
begun at Tifin, o., on the 9TH.
JAMES ACHEsoN, who embezzled 50, 600
from the Hotel Florence at Pullman Ill,
was sentenced on the 7th to pay a fine of
500 and to five months Imprisonment
Mr.. MAURL, the Brooklyn druggist,
whose three children recently died of
malignant smallpox, died on the 9TH in the
hospital
JAMES EDWARD NowLIN, the perpetrator
of the horrible murder of Geo. A. Goldman,
was arraigned in the Somersville (AIass.,)
police court on the 7th, and pleaded not
, uAAty. no was CoLulAAlbtcu W1tuoub jail
for trial
JIMJONEs, colored, was hanged at Belle
vue, La, on the 9TH, for the murder of
Emma Edwards, his paramour, whom he
shot in fit Of jealous rage in November,
1884. Jones was calm and self-possessed
on the gallows. He admitted having shot
the woman His neck was not broken,
death resulting from strangulation.
A PARTY of the San Francisco cable-car
strikers attacked a train on the Sth, and
severely dubbed the crew and one of its
passengers.
OK the Sth the German ship Elizabeth
was wrecked on the Virginia coast, and
her entire crew of twenty persons, to-
gether with five members of the life-sav-
ing crew, who were endeavoring to rem
der assistance, were drowned.
OK the 9th Patrick Powers was killed by
dynamite explosion in Philadelphia
ON the night of the Sth two young lady
art students and a young man were suffo-
Gated by gas in their hotel in Rome. It
was case of deliberate suicide.
OK the 9th the accidental discharge Of a
pistol in the hands of John HaEstrumb in
New York killed his six-year-old daugh-
ter.
OK the 9th three fine business buildings
were destroyed by fire at Hartford, Conn.
Thomas r. Laughton perished in the
flames.
OK the 9th a collision on the Wilmington
q Northern railroad in Pennsylvania re-
suited in the death Of conductor and a
passenger.